Real Housewives of Brisbane star lists stunning six-bedroom mansion

Daily Mail​

3 days ago

High-profile businesswoman Fleur Madden is set to put her Queensland mansion under the hammer.
Madden, who was cast in the axed Real Housewives of Brisbane spin-off, has not listed a price guide for the two-storey, six-bedroom property she shares with her husband, mining executive Jimmy Gwisai.
According to sales records, the median sale price for large upscale properties in Coorparoo, where the home is situated, is an impressive $2.5million
The couple's property, dubbed The Palms, is inspired by the architecture found in Florida around Palm Springs.
Highlights include a dazzling façade, stone archways, a pink blush front door and a private dining room that features a built-in 'wine wall' and spectacular chandelier.
There's also a curved staircase, terrazzo tiling, oak timber floors, a beautifully appointed 'media room' and a home office that can double as a bedroom.
The ground floor offers an open-plan layout combining an oversized kitchen and living space, which opens out to a covered patio and al fresco dining and pool area.
Other highlights include soaring three-metre ceilings and a master suite occupying an entire corner of the top floor, which also features a grand ensuite and dressing room.
Impressive 'classic' details are featured prominently in the appointments, including French doors and windows.
It comes after Madden, who runs the Ginsburg Advisory business brand, was all set to star in reality spin-off, The Real Housewives of Brisbane.
Announced in 2023, Foxtel dropped the Brisbane edition in favour of a second Sydney season.
Madden was to feature in a cast including couture designer Sonia Stradiotto and jewellery designer Jimena Alejandra.
Speaking to Adelaide Now at the time, Alejandra revealed that she was first approached in 2022.
Also interviewed for the story was Madden, who said that the network had plans to make the series different and less frivolous than its predecessors.
'They were specifically looking for businesswomen and women that had their own success, they were trying to make it different,' she told the publication in 2023.
It was earlier reported that The Real Housewives reality franchise would be moving to Brisbane and the Gold Coast.
According to The Courier Mail, suitable candidates living in Queensland's wealthiest postcodes were being sought out.
Producers had approached a number of high-profile women, and some reportedly declined the opportunity, opting to keep their lives private.